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Wilkin Chapman strengthens dispute resolution team

Wilkin Chapman, the largest law firm in Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire, has bolstered its dispute resolution and recoveries departments with the addition of three legal experts from Gosschalks, a prominent Hull-based law firm

Labour's legislative agenda heralds a new era of governance

Thom Brooks, Professor of Law and Governance at Durham Law School, writes the August 2024 foreword, detailing the new government's reformative ambitions

Clifton Ingram strengthens Commercial Property Services with new partner appointment

The firm based in Wokingham, has bolstered its Commercial Property division with the appointment of Daniel York as Partner

King's Speech: if you build it, growth will come

Tom Beak and Lucy Reast assess the new Labour government's property-related proposals

Lord Justice Tim Holroyde honoured

The Right Honourable Lord Justice Tim Holroyde, Vice-President of the Court of Appeal, Criminal Division, has been awarded an honorary doctorate by Edge Hill University

Observations on the king's speech: a detailed analysis

The King's Speech outlines legal and regulatory changes with broad implications for public services, employment, and justice

CLC lays out plans for changes to charges and practice fees

The CLC proposes increasing practice fees and adjusting the Legal Ombudsman levy to ensure fair cost distribution

Civil Forfeiture of Cryptoassets in the Magistrates Court: logical extension or bridge too far?

Gareth Pons unpacks the expanded magistrates' court forfeiture regime and its implications for cryptoassets